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<hockletock> `bounded_split` bounds the number of resulting strings. 1 will return 1 string, either a copy of the input or a copy of the input after a leading match (so splitting `:this:string:` with a bound of 1 is `this:string:`)
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<._null._> Is there a way to read the manual for trunk ? I'd like to see what the final syntax looks like
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<octachron> The manual has not been updated yet.
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<octachron> The syntax is `match .... with effect E, k -> k` with the comma between the effect constructor patter and the continuation the only changes compared to the original multicore syntax.
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<mccd>
Hey, I'm using Notty to create a terminal cli tool. I'd like to open a file in editor and then return to the program when done. What's the best way to do so?